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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1930

Page

6

Salamanca Man Burned In Frightful Fire Detonated By Gas

Bruce De Groat and his family narrowly escaped after an explosion in a bathroom caused a blaze that gutted their first floor apartment in Salamanca. De Groat, 3, was severely burned while his wife and two children fled in night clothing. The fire left only walls standing, with losses estimated near $5,500 and the building totaling loss. The owner, Henry McCann, bought the property a month earlier from C B De Groat.

Salamanca Mar. T Bruce de Groat Front Avenue Robert Ager Jean Henry McCann C. B. DeCrowt Bruce DeGroat

Pythian Sisters Card Party Planned for Wednesday

The Myihiag Sisters invite the public to a card party on Wednesday evening March 12 at their hall. Awards will be given and a light supper served after entertainment. Tickets are twenty five cents. A small gun and packet book with money were lost between Wive and Ten Cent store and the post office. finder to return to 303 East Street.

Myihiag Wive Ten Cent East Street

Mrs Barnes Discusses Schools of Pennsylvania

Twenty three members of the Broken Straw Valley Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution met at the home of Mrs Wilbur F E Wilson for the March meeting. Mrs Barnes gave an engaging talk on Schools of Pennsylvania tracing William Penn from England to America and his role in founding colonies and the Quaker faith. Arthur Palmer played two piano solos and the social hour featured refreshments by Mrs Wilson and committee. William LaPaze of Pittsburgh was in the city for a few days.

Hrokenstraw Valley Daughters of the American Revolution Wilbur FE. Wilson Barnes Pennsylvania William Penn America England Arthur Palmer Wilson Asiatin Bentley McCray

Missionary Society Marks Birthday with Afternoon Party

The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church held a birthday party in the church parlors on Thursday afternoon. Devotions by Mrs. C. H. Heath featured a poem, readings on Home Missions by several members, piano solos by Miss Marjorie Young and Miss Sarah Jane Reed, and songs by Mrs. R. B. Dewey. A supper for twenty five followed, with green and white decorations and a birthday collection taken for the society. Also listed is a 1927 Essex four door sedan for sale at $150 by W. H. Merrick.

Woman's Home Missionary Socity Methodist Episcopal Church C. H. Heath Society John Amacher Dahl Blair Marjorie Young Sarah Jane Reed Virginia Reed

Grief over death of wife causes fatal collapse

John J Byles former Pennsylvania Railroad self made man and head of Corry Chair Company died in St Petersburg Florida from heart trouble and grief over his wife's death. His family and associates include Mrs Satterlee of Corry and John Heath of Corry who will hold executive roles in the company and legislature. Funeral services Tuesday in Corry.

Cyry Ogether John J Zoyles Pennsylvania Railroad Byles Tretine B.satterleer Corry Dora Spillbeay

Retired P. R. R. Worker Mr Boyles Celebrates 46 Years

Mr Boyles a longtime resident and employee of the Pacific Railway and Railroad section retired from service on August 1 1929 after forty six years of continuous service and marks a notable end to a lengthy career.

Boyles

Mr Trout On Pacific Coast Sales Trip

Mr Trout continues in the sales department on an executive voyage to the Pacific Coast. Asked about outlook, Mr Heath said he believed The Empire Company would match 1980 sales volume with 1920 levels.

Trout Pacific Coast Heath Empire Company

Remark on Mars plecea production and profits

A quote from manufacturers says they must produce mars plecea annually for a dollar profit yet believe the company cannot raise sales volume while keeping satisfactory profits. The remark reflects pressure on profitability and capacity limits in their business.

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